Associations to the word «Punctuate»
Noun
- Lightning
- Slab
- Erosion
- Puff
- Climax
- Wink
- Firing
- Roaring
- Landscape
- Roof
- Recycling
- Plateau
- Bout
- Dazzling
- Biodiversity
- Speech
- Rolling
- Pounding
- Python
- Comment
- Humor
- Chimney
- Coastline
- Stephen
- Murmur
- Fist
- Laugh
- Glare
- Overhaul
- Explosion
- Spotlight
- Blows
- Stability
- Flare
- Ritual
- Fluctuation
- Stab
- Tension
- Positive
- Drum
- Sudden
- Siren
- Darkness
- Brass
- Grinding
- Gust
- Dixon
- Theory
- Curse
- Shake
- Psychiatry
- Stitch
- Window
- Oath
- Granite
- Retreat
- Opening
- Intro
- Pattern
- Trombone
- Sensing
- Elevation
- Pore
- Cone
- Cycle
- Whisper
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
PUNCTUATE, verb. To add punctuation to
PUNCTUATE, verb. To add or to interrupt at regular intervals
PUNCTUATE, verb. To emphasize, to stress
Dictionary definition
PUNCTUATE, verb. Insert punctuation marks into.
PUNCTUATE, verb. To stress, single out as important; "Dr. Jones emphasizes exercise in addition to a change in diet".
PUNCTUATE, verb. Interrupt periodically; "Her sharp questions punctuated the speaker's drone".
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.